Hydrangeas are one of the most loved shrubs in British gardens. Their big, bold blooms add colour and charm to any green space, and therein lies the challenge. Have you ever wondered why your hydrangeas do not bloom like they used to? Nine times out of ten, it isn’t the soil, or the weather. Frankly, […]
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Soil blocking is simple, neat, and gaining popularity. Many a gardener say it works well and helps grow strong plants from the start. The best part is, there is no mess, less waste, and roots grow better. Sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it? In this guide you will learn what soil blocking is, […]
Carrying a baby doesn’t mean giving up the garden spade. For many expectant mums, gardening remains a soothing activity. It’s one of those rare pastimes that offers light movement, fresh air, and a mental reset.That said, growing a tiny human does bring new considerations into the mix. So, how safe is gardening when pregnant? Are […]
In UK gardens, roses are always a favourite. They’re bold, bright, and smell amazing; no wonder so many people plant them year after year. But to keep roses looking their best, you need to not only feed them, but also prune them. It is very important for their health, growth and spreading. Skip pruning, and […]
If you’ve ever wondered what to do with your used coffee grounds, your garden might hold the answer. Many gardeners recommend coffee grounds for plants and claim they help with growth, soil health, and even pest control. But is that true, really? The short answer is yes, but only if you use them the right […]